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January 2026
Study finds grieving death of a pet can be as distressing as grieving a person
Trump threatens to impose tariffs on countries that don’t back his Greenland takeover plans
Man who was 'only two minutes late' to check-in loses appeal in compensation case against Ryanair
Judge orders arrest of Enoch Burke for breach of restraining order
Man pleads guilty to conspiracy to murder Dublin father at his home
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Some retired public servants paying less than €13 a week to live in OPW-owned Phoenix Park homes
No jail time for Garda who carried out 'terrifying' assault on his wife after family event
The judge suspended the sentence on strict conditions.
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after man struck by 'glass implement' in Coolock yesterday
Icelanders call for rejection of proposed US ambassador after 'joke' about country becoming '52nd state'
The designer of a board game about the Famine went on Liveline to take on its critics
Some callers described the idea of the game as “repulsive”, while others felt it was a good way to educate young people.
Irish journalist labelled 'left-wing hack' by White House press secretary in heated exchange
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'It was farcical': Irish man Sean Binder found not guilty of people smuggling in Greece
Over 36 million passengers went through Dublin Airport in 2025, a record breaking year
Outgoing RTÉ finance chief Mari Hurley to take up senior role at Ireland's largest private landlord
Former driving instructor who fraudulently sat 21 theory tests is jailed for a year
Pensions auto-enrolment: It kicks in this month, let's recap on how it will all work
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South Korea's ex-president jailed for five years over failed martial law bid
Learner drivers 'failing tests' due to severely faded road markings
The difficulty of tests has been compounded by unclear or “invisible” lines and symbols, the head of a major driving school has said.
Tax information on Carer’s Allowance and Carer’s Benefit now shared with Revenue
Social media sites block 4.7 million accounts as part of Australia's under-16s ban
Venezuela's Machado says she presented Trump with her Nobel Peace Prize medal
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Court told mother was suffering mental disorder when she stabbed eight-year-old daughter
Elon Musk's X to block Grok from 'undressing' people as AI minister to meet representatives
Questions have been raised about how effective the measure will be.
Pedestrian, 80s, seriously injured in Donegal collision
Gaza ceasefire enters phase two despite unresolved ceasefire violation allegations
European troops in Greenland have no impact on Trump's plans 'at all' - White House
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt added that troops in Europe do not impact Trump’s “decision-making process”.
George Nkencho was tasered twice before he was fatally shot by gardaí, inquest hears
Trump ramps up threats against Minnesota protestors and mulls invoking centuries-old Insurrection Act
Mountjoy Prison inspection finds cockroach infestations, degrading treatment and sexual assaults
Man allegedly showed body of dead ex-girlfriend to friends on FaceTime call, court hears
The Complex announces permanent closure after meetings to save it fail to produce solution
Robert Jenrick officially defects to Reform after being sacked by Tory leader
A €60k painting that hung in RTÉ's offices for decades has been returned to an art gallery